“…Pentecostalism have been made in the case of Brazil and Chile (Corten, 1995;Freston, 1997;Gooren, 2011;Martin, 1995;Martin, 2006). Put simply, the two constitute competing styles, each of them setting its own standards for 'good' Pentecostalism: the popular 'mainstream' style promotes expressiveness, emotionality, the experience of the Holy Spirit, and faith healing rituals as features of 'good' Pentecostalism; whereas middle class Pentecostals contests that these should be legitimate features of Pentecostalism, instead promoting education and self-control.…”